I'm trying to set mu4e to use for both personal and work gmail accounts. I successfully configured offlineimap
and fetched the mail.
Then I tried setting mu4e, and according documentation:
the recommended way to deal with multiple accounts is through mu4e’s built-in Contexts system
Okay. I set the context values like this:
mu4e-contexts
`( ,(make-mu4e-context
:name "home"
:match-func (lambda (msg) (when msg (mu4e-message-contact-field-matches msg :to "[email protected]")))
:vars '((mu4e-maildir . "~/.mail/personal")
(mu4e-trash-folder . "/[Gmail].Trash")))
,(make-mu4e-context
:name "work"
:match-func (lambda (msg) (when msg (mu4e-message-contact-field-matches msg :to "[email protected]")))
:vars '((mu4e-maildir . "~/.mail/work")
(mu4e-trash-folder . "/[Gmail].Bin"))))))
of course there's more than that, I'm showing you only the relevant piece. So the problem I'm having is have to do with deleting messages. Sometimes it works, other times it doesn't. And when it fails it throws messages like this:
error in process filter: Error 70: error moving /Users/ag/.mail/personal/[Gmail].INBOX/cur/1457242634_2.42730.C02MT2ZDFH05,U=27933,FMD5=4b4b643246a6b95b2136ea99e0e5f614:2,S
to /Users/ag/.mail/[Gmail].Trash/cur/1457242634_2.42730.C02MT2ZDFH05,U=27933,FMD5=4b4b643246a6b95b2136ea99e0e5f614:2,ST
You see that it picked file in personal
dir and trying to move to [Gmail].Trash
in root of maildir
?
Actual directory tree looks more like this:
/Users/ag/.mail
├── personal
│ ├── INBOX
│ ├── [Gmail].All\ Mail
│ ├── [Gmail].Important
│ ├── [Gmail].Sent\ Mail
│ ├── [Gmail].Spam
│ ├── [Gmail].Trash
└── work
├── INBOX
├── [Gmail].All\ Mail
├── [Gmail].Bin
├── [Gmail].Important
├── [Gmail].Sent\ Mail
├── [Gmail].Spam
Note that mu4e-trash-folder
values are different for personal
and work
. Honestly I dunno why - I set synclabels = yes
in my offlineimaprc
and that's what I got.
It seems to me, mu4e fails to set correct value of mu4e-trash-folder
during context switching. Can someone help me fix that? Show me a piece of config where different folders being used for different contexts? Thanks.